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FDA advisory panel reviews pain-killing drugs

March 7, 2005 That question was posed by the headline of a CBS online report that took a close look at the FDA advisory panel that voted to allow the pain-killing drugs Vioxx, Celebrex and Bextra to stay on the market... Read More >

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Rolling with the breaks cont…

March 7, 2005 A new study from the University of Connecticut (UC) has revealed another potential use for bromelain: the treatment of asthma... Read More >

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Using MRI’s to diagnose FMS

March 2, 2005 Attitudes about fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) have come a long way, but they still have a long way to go... Read More >

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Tibetan recipe restores peace of mind

March 1, 2005 Tibetan recipe restores peace of mind Years ago, Padma was formulated in Tibet to battle the effects of overconsumption of meat, fat, and alcohol. Basically, a remedy for the wealthy-the only ones who could afford the sort of lifestyle that would result in such indulgences. But in the middle of... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: March 2005

Secrets of survival and disease prevention from 8 jungle plants-in a single capsule

March 1, 2005 Secrets of survival and disease prevention from 8 jungle plants-in a single capsule There’s a difference between running a business and living it. By “living it,” I’m not talking about the workaholic corporate executive sitting behind an enormous desk until 10p.m. every night, although I know a lot of people... Read More >

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Newsletter Issue: March 2005

Cookware safety

February 25, 2005 This is just one of three active threads that discuss the pros and cons of different types of cookware, with a special emphasis on the dangers of Teflon... Read More >

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Are these “harmful drugs” safe enough to sell?

February 24, 2005 Last week the confusion over the use of Vioxx, Celebrex, Bextra and other pain-killing drugs got even more confusing when an FDA panel advised the agency to keep the drugs on the market... Read More >

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The importance of CRP

February 17, 2005 A new era dawned recently when the medical mainstream finally gave its official stamp of approval to a cardiovascular risk factor that HSI members have known about for years: C-reactive protein (CRP... Read More >

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Producing glutathione

February 16, 2005 That's the implication of a study that examined the effects of vitamin E supplementation on the production of glutathione in laboratory rats... Read More >

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The effects of cell changes

February 10, 2005 I told you about a Duke University study that demonstrates how cells ration iron, first making sure that the most essential cell functions get their share, and then depriving certain genes of iron if the iron supply is insufficient... Read More >

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Iron deprivation

February 9, 2005 Researchers showed that when yeast cells were deprived of iron, the hierarchy of the cell rationed the available iron, making sure the most vital functions of the cell received what little iron was available... Read More >

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Hepatitis C: Nutritional support

February 8, 2005 "Question: What nutritional support is documented for hepatitis C?"But to answer Kaylie's question: Yes, there is nutritional support for this dangerous condition... Read More >

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